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Like having won the lottery and lost your ticket'

Adriana Foster was thrilled when she learned Ottawa was starting a new immigration program that would allow Canadians to bring their separated families to Canada as permanent residents on humanitarian grounds, to be safe from turmoil back home.

A major influence

At his second Masters. Taylor was hooked on golf by Tiger's 1997 victory

Key figures yet to be questioned

Six months into probe, RCMP has yet to contact former housing minister

As Roe v. Wade fell, these teen girls formed a mock government

NEW YORK In the summer of 2022, days before the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, some 500 high school girls gathered in Missouri for a weeklong mock government camp in which they elected their own governor and seated an all-female Supreme Court that would rule on their own bodies.

Breaking Bad villain heading to the top

Giancarlo Esposito is front and centre in new crime drama series 'Parish'

Hootsuite sees 'massive opportunity ahead

Vancouver-based company is digging deep into consumer data with acquisition of Talkwalker

El Terremoto' finds its strength in familial ties

Dramatic comedy follows three sisters decades after the death of their parents

'Curb Your Enthusiasm' finale shows a curmudgeon at his finest

Larry David has never apologized for the much-maligned \"Seinfeld\" finale. And he's not about to start now.

RBC report details ways to boost affordability

Interest cuts alone won't be enough, bank suggests

Dozens of homebuyers left in limbo by builder in receivership

Preconstruction purchasers fear they have lost deposits to Mariman Homes

Don't expect interest rate relief this week

Experts say even a hint of cuts to come in June could fuel a spike in the spring home market

Olynyk impressed with Edey's growth

Raptors centre Kelly Olynyk shook his head in disbelief when he heard fellow Canadian Zach Edey had won the Naismith award as U.S. college basketball’s player of the year for a second time.

PGA-LIV rift good for Augusta, not the game

Magnolia Lane is beckoning. The famous azaleas are blooming.

OPENING STATEMENT

Blue Jays send sellout crowd home happy in return to Rogers Centre

HOME SWEET HOME

After a few quibbles at jazzed-up Rogers Centre, Jays hint at better days ahead

Could Alberta be growing too fast?

Alberta is attracting newcomers like no other province.

Advocates disappointed at Vatican declaration

Doctrine approved by Pope describes 'gender theory' as grave violation of human dignity'

Gazans return to unrecognizable city

Palestinians find scenes of destruction in Khan Younis after Israel withdraws military forces

Island presents 'unique moment' to commemorate area's heritage

City working with Indigenous groups to name neighbourhood

Chow calls a halt to proposed 'rain tax'

\"I've had better weeks,\" Mayor Olivia Chow says on the phone Monday morning, with a laugh.

LCBO forced to bring back paper bags

Premier orders reintroduction, saying move will help families 'struggling to make ends meet

PM unveils $8B funding boost

But under Liberal plan, defence budget still falls short of NATO's spending target of 2% of GDP

Weather woes, weddings and wows in U.S.

MESQUITE, TEXAS Street lights blinked on and the planets came into view, as the moon shrouded the sun for a few minutes across the land. Dogs howled, frogs croaked and some people wept, all part of the eclipse mania gripping Mexico, the U.S. and Canada.

EXIT LIGHT, ENTER NIGHT

Temperatures dip, animals quieten as path of totality leaves Canadian skywatchers spellbound

I have no words.It's nature'

Eclipse draws Toronto residents outside to share a dark moment of wonder

Death cafés bring taboo topic into open

Discussing our mortality can make it easier to deal with dying, grief

LEVELLING THE PLAYING FIELD

With girls dropping out of sports at double the rate of boys, experts are looking for solutions

Co-op apartment offers plenty of space

Listed for less than 1 million, unit in Rosedale area could be good fit for an older or retired buyer

Here's how to break up with a bank and find a better one

Before jumping to a rival institution, check on customer reviews and investigate what they offer

Even financial stars need a coach

Powerful innovations shaking the investment industry may give you the impression that financial advisers are becoming as obsolete as elevator operators and secretaries typing reports.